My Motivation Trick on Bad Filming Days

We all have those off days—low energy, nothing’s clicking, and the camera feels like a spotlight on every flaw. When that hits, my go-to trick is simple: remind myself who I’m talking to. I picture one person in my audience who needs the message I’m about to share. Not a thousand views—just one person who might feel seen, helped, or inspired. That mental shift turns filming from a chore into something purposeful. I also give myself permission to record messy—get the first take out, no pressure, and clean it up in the edit. Progress beats perfection. Showing up, even when it’s hard, is what builds momentum. One good message on a bad day can still make a big impact.

Click here